Esthetician
fringe salon spaMadison (WI)
About the role
Benefits:
401(k) Employee discounts Flexible schedule Benefits/Perks Competitive Hourly PayCareer Growth Opportunities Fun and Energetic Environment Discount on Products and Services
Job Summary:
Do you have a passion for helping people to look and feel their best? If so, we want to hear from you! We are seeking a licensed esthetician to join our team. As an esthetician, you will introduce clients to a variety of skincare products and services and work with them to achieve their skin health goals. Clients will rely on you for skin care product recommendations and treatments, including facial massage and waxing. This is a fantastic opportunity for an entrepreneurial-minded person to grow their skill set and help people live their best lives.
Responsibilities:
- Provide skin and body treatments including waxing, makeup application, and facial massage.
- Advise clients on skin care options and best practices
- Greet clients in a warm and friendly manner and develop rapport
- Maintain an organized schedule, including scheduling, confirming, and canceling appointments
- Ensure all equipment and treatment areas are cleaned and maintained to meet or exceed safety standards
Qualifications:
- Valid esthetician's license
- Proven experience as an esthetician is preferred
- Experience in the use of skin care equipment such as Cryoskin or Hydrafacial is preferred but not required
- Deep understanding of skin care techniques
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- High level of ethics
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